By Chris Skeldon 
Publisher ININ Games and developer TAITO have announced the release of Everybubble ball puzzle! to switch physical and digital media in the second quarter of 2023.
Check out the latest details below:
For the first time in franchise history, Puzzle Bobble Everybubble! It will include a story mode playable with up to four players and a two-person co-op battle mode.
For fans of nostalgia for this timeless franchise, ININ Games has also decided to make the original Super Nintendo Entertainment System version of Puzzle Bobble (Japanese) and Bust-A-Move (US) available separately for download, so even those who purchased retail have a chance to revive these gems The endless gem.
The first two-on-two co-op game in the series
In the opposite mode, players can play against the computer or other players and even send bubbles to the opponent’s board and annoy them by erasing or popping a large number of bubbles at once.
In this title, players can enjoy not only the traditional two-person battle, but also, for the first time in the series, cooperative battles between two two-player teams, who can cooperate to erase each other aim the bubbles and have a more exciting and faster experience. Players can also play alone against the computer team or team up with a friend for battle.
we will, “every bubble“!The main official illustration has been released featuring Bub, Bob, Peb and Pab against the backdrop of the Rainbow Islands – the setting for this new installment of the series – along with Miniroon, the mysterious main character similar to Bub and Bonner, who has appeared as an opposing character in the series since the first Bubble Bobble, Puzzle Bobble and other games.
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It all started with Bob (Bli)
Puzzle Bobble (also known as Bust-A-Move) is an action puzzle game where brothers Bob and Bob, who have been transformed into bubble dragons through a magician’s spell, go on a bubble-popping adventure. The classic gameplay is simple yet addictive: using different items and tricks, connect three or more bubbles of the same color to remove them from the field and progress.
The puzzle Bobble/Bust-A-Move spin-off from the 1986 arcade game Bubble Bobble has seen more than 20 titles from the series on many platforms since its debut in 1994. As the sole owner of the global intellectual property Bubble Bobble and Puzzle Bobble, including Including copyright and trademarks, TAITO will continue to expand both properties in the future.
Watch the new trailer and gameplay below: